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INTERSTATE COMMERCE.
The Commission Temporarily Suspend
the Long and short Haul Clause.

The Commission Temporarily Suspends
the Long and short Haul Clause.
WASHINGTON, April 6th.-At the after
noon session the Commission made the
following ruling in the matter of the
petition of the Southern Railway and
Steamship Association: Application hav-
ing been made for authority to charge less
for long than for shorter distances, in GER
tain cases, and said common carriers hav-
ing presented as a reason for granting said
application the existence of water and
other competition, claiming that the same
cannot be met except by maintaining
the rates heretofore established to and
from said points, which are alleged
to be too low to enable said
common carriers to carry on their
business if applied to local and interme-
diate points, and further claiming that
great disturbance of business will occur if
the present traffic arrangements and rates
are Immediately changed, aud it appearing
to this Commission to be proper case for
a temporary order authorizing existing
rates to be maintained for the time being,
until the Commission can make complete
examination of the matter alleged, it is
ordered that said application be, and the
same hereby is granted temporarily, sub
ject to notifications or revocation.
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n. P. OSBORN'S
Wood and Coal Yard, No. sos street.

JITELLINGTON, SEATTLE, SCOTCH, sPLIET
w and lone Goals. Also, Coke Pine and Oak
Charcoal, Pitch Pine, aud Pine Kindiing; i-foot
Oak and Stove Wood delivered
promptly. TELEPHONE, No. GO.
4ptT W. V. OSBORN. Proprietor
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Scathing Rebuke to Demasogues ant
fI,air Anarchisf iIlies

Scathing Rebuke to Demagoguas and
their Anarchist Allies.
CHICAGO April 6.h.-Commenting on the
result of yesterdays election. the Times,
independent Democrat, says: The people
of Chicago have given their answer in no
uncertain tones to the brazen demand of
the Haymarket candidate for surrender
of the municipal government into their
blood-stained hands. The candidate of
the red-hag barbarians for the Mayoralty
has been defeated by a majority approx
imating 2S,000, and his associates on the
city and town tickets have suffered like
righteous fate. The result is magnificent
triumph for the intelligence and conscience
of Chicago. 1t is splendid vindication of
the patriotism, the common sense, and the
sturdy manhood of the great masses of her
people. 1t is a crushing rebuke to dema-
gogues and tricksters of the Carter Harri
son type, who, 10 promote their unhallowed
ambition and lust of power, have been
DALLYING WITH LAwLEssNEss,
And wantonly trifing with the safety, the
prosperity and the good name of this COM
munity. 1t is notice TO the world that
the tide of barbarism which erst threatened
to sweep away the safeguards of property
aud personal rights in this great city, cul
minated in the bloody massacre of the
Haymarket, and that with the collapse of
the rotten dynasty whose criminal folly
and recklessness first opened channel for
its foul waters, Chicago is once more on
high solid ground, secure against the
threatened inundation."
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NANTUCKET Mass }, April 6th-A large
three-masted schooner was discovered
sunk, FIVE miles from the cast end of this
island, on Bass Reef, yesterday. A boats
crew went to her and found her in ten
fathoms of water, with her sails set. There
are no tidings of the crew. Her name has
not been learned
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WHOLE NO. 1928.
,ss At once on another 1OOo-foot extension Of
Thriving Locality.


A Thriving Locality.
ORANGE, April 6th-Real estate sales in
March show an increase over former
months. The sales for March. as taken
from the county records, amounted 10
1881 ,527. Activity in real estate continues
and the demand for vineyard land is un-
precedented.
Fisalia Items.
VIsALIA. April 6th.-The BODY of George
Smith, covered in snowsiide near Mineral
King few weeks ago, has been found and
BURIED.
A large force of men are ct work laying
mains in the streets for the new gas works.
Yreka Branch Railroad.
EREA, April 6th.-Palmer, the surveyor.
has mapped out routes for the Yreka
Branch Railroad for subscribers to decide
as to choice. Julian is the popular choice
for the junction.
Is the Turlock Lad Therey
SANTA Ross, April 6th-Another incen-
diary fire was discovered this morning, at
l;30, in the rear of Hood & TUpper's
grocery store. 1t bad been started in a
pile OF boxes satHrssed with kerosene.
NeEasystesss of Dredging.
PErALUMs, April 6th.-Baldwins steam
dredger, on an entirely new plan was sue
cessfully operated to-day II promises a
great change in that work.
Rain Prospects.
SAN Francisco, April 6th.-rSpecial l.
'ghe weather Indications for the twenty
+ lnr hours commencing at 4 A. NJ. on April
1th for California are: Fair weather, pre-
ceded IN the northern portion by light
rams
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A BIG DISGUST.
That is What Senator Hearst Will Take
Home with Him.

WASHINGTON. April 6th-[Speciall Sen
ator Hearst, who is in the city, says be is
satisfied with the selection of the Commits
sioners to choose the site for public build
ing in San Francisco. He thinks that if
Acting Secretary Fairchild can stand it lie
can Hearst says he only wants the Cali
fornia people to know that he recon-
mended Wm. T. Coleman, Tom Clunie and
Adam Grant, and to contrast his recon-
mendations with those of the men who
were appointed. Hearst expects to leave
Washington soon for San Francisco. He
seems to be disgusted with the manner in
which the patronage is distributed by the
present administration. One thing seems
certain, and that is that Cleveland is pay
ing very little attention to Senators wishes
in matter OF appointments. The President
seems to be influenced by the advice of
gentlemen in whom he has personal conf
dence, rather than those whom he fancies
are influenced by political considerations.
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correspondent says that an exhibition is to
be held in the Girardino della Pegna, one
OF the Two gardens of the Vatican, on the
fiftieth anniversary of the ordination OF the
Pope as priest. 1t will be opened January
1st by Pope Leo, and will remain open un-
til May 1st. That period is intended to be
a jubilee for the Catholic world.
Ex-secretar5 Manning's Condition.
LONDON, April 6th.-Ex- Secretary Man
ming was unable to take any outdoor exer-
else to-day, owing to the prevalence of
easterly winds. His condition is not so
satisfactory.
He Tried it Once
LONDON, April 6th.-Prince Alexander,
OF Battenburg, has again declined to be re-
elected as ruler of Bulgaria.
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CLoyERDALE, April 6th.-Twenty head of
Holstein Friesian cattle arrived from the
East to-day for Humbert & Leroux. They
are from the Aggie family. Sonoma county
promises 10 outriYal every other county in
the State for fine stock
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CONDITION oF THE INIuREp.

YREKA, April 6th.-The latest from the
accident on Siskiyou Mountain this morn
ing reports Jasper Cunningham, driver of
the stage as dangerously injured inter-
nally; Julia Hazel, head badly cut; Mrs.
LeComte, collar bone fractured. Joy Stultz,
the little girl who was thrown out before
the stage capsized, was badly cut The ac-
cident was caused by the breaking of the
brake. The wounded are comfortably cared
for in the old Railroad House, near the
summit. All of the company were more or
less injured.
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PRESIDENTIAL GOSSIP.
Report that the New York Z" Tribune -
Has Soured ON Blaine.


New York, April CHA Washington
special to the Post says: A friend of Murat
Halstead in this city is authority for the
statement that Halstead had lately received
from Whitelaw Reid q letter asserting that
the time had come at last for Blaine to let
go his grip upon the Republican party, as
far as the Presidency is concerned, and tor
all hands to turn in and nominate John
Sherman. The letter adds, that all that is
necessary to cause the Tribune to swing
into line is the positive assurance that Sher-
man is going into the Convention with a
solid delegation from Ohio.
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odds ON California Horses.

New YORK, April 6th.-[Special.l 1.-The
Suburban odds, corrected up to date, on
California entries, are: Alf Estill, 10 TO l
Ben Ali, 81 to l /; Guenn, 35 to L; Hidal-
90 40 to Test 60 to L
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SAN Mnteo, Library Han Burned.

SAN MATEo, April eth.-For the third
time the village of San Mateo is the victim
of disastrous fire. This time the magnifi-
cent Library Hall building, recent costly
and handsome addition to the town, is
completely gutted. The fire started in the
rear of the stage adjoining the large hall in
the center Of the building, and before it
could be checked the stage and surround
ing combustible matter was a mass of
flames, and the building doomed.
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THOSE complaining of Sore Throat or
Hoarseness should use Browns Bron-
chial Troehes.1 The eff ct is extraordi-
nary particularly when used by singers and
speakers for clearing the voice. Sold only
in boxes
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FITsl-All Fits stopped free by Dr..
Kline's Great Nerve Restorer. No Fits
after first days use. Marvellous cures.
Treatise and 81 trial bottle free to Fit
cases. Send TO DR.. Kline, 9S1 Arch street,
philadelphia, Pa,
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booming with Business.

CHIco, April 6th.-Chico is booming
with business, and many visitors from the
southern part of the State, as well as from
the East, are here. There are several
negotiations on foot to cut up farms into
small tracts for homeseekers. A new large
hotel is being agitated. A large fruit crop
is expected, and the cannery is making
preparations to double its capacity Of last
year.
Auburn Notes.
AUBURN, April sth.-The riAed mail
pouch taken from the stage yesterday was
found to-day. j. n Thacker, the detect
i've, is investigating the robbery.
The Supervisors to-day appointed for
the pext year Drs. Todd and Chaplin as
hospital physicians.
Seawall Extension.
SAN Francisco, April 6th.-The State
Board of Harbor Commissioners, at its
meeting to-day, decided tohaye work besiG
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Rhode Island Republicans Ahead.

Providence, April 7th--A. M.-As far as
can be ascertained at this hour 12:30 A. NJ }
the House stands q Republicans and %
Democrats, and the Senate IS Republicans
and 10 Democrats, with four cities or
towns to be heard from.
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A sLIGHrccold often proves the forerun-
ner of a complaint which may be fatal.
Avoid this result by taking Ayers Cherry
Pectoral. the best remedy for colds, coughs
and all throat and lung diseases.
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YREKA, April 6th.-A four-horse team.
from Ashland, bearing Suits theatrical
troupe of fifteen persons, was upset near
the summit of the Siskiyou mountain
early this morning and rolled down the
mountain side. Joseph Cunningham, the
driver, is believed to be fatally injured,
and three ladies and children were seriously
hurt No one was killed.
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FRESNO, April 6th.-on Saturday night
thieves stole seventeen head of cattle from
farmers on Big Dry Creek and delivered
them at Selma, having sold them to
butchers. The farmers went in search of
their stock and found them, but one had
been killed. The thieves made their es-
cape, but officers are in close pursuit
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HE WILL BE WELCOMED.
Possibility that the President May Come
to California.

WASHINGTON, April 6th.-[Special. lit
is not altogether improbable that the Presi-
dent will visit the Pacific coast this sum-
mer. He has about decided to make a
Western trip and if he shows himself to
the people Of Chicago and st. Paul there is
no reason why he should not conclude to
give the citizens of California the same
cbapoa
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Racing at Oakland.

SAN FRANcIsco, April 6th.-[Special.1 i
A race of half-mile heats took place at the
Oakland track this afternoon between Joe
Chamberlain and Berthe r., for $1,000
stake. Both heats were won by the latter
in 81 and :51f. The race between Lie
Clark, Echo and Post Boy, and the mile
handicap races, were postponed owing to
the rain.
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FOREIGN.
CANADA.

A Lingering Hope that the Steamer Eagle
Is Safe.
ST.. JOINS On. }, April 6th.-The steamer
Hector has arrived here with 900 seals.
She did not see anything OF the steamer
through lot of wreck stuff, but this is not
true, and the people in st. Johns are begin
ming to hope that the Eagle may, after all,
be safe The Hector reports the Vanguard,
with 6.0o0 seals; the Neptune with 1000
seals the Ranger with 5000, and the Arfie
and Esquimaux, with 1900 each.
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R GIVEN Every Fifteen Dollars,
WATERBURY NICKEL WATCH en winder will be each
CLOTHING HAT DEPARTMENTS purchaser will
and Boy the Land should have these GOOD
WATCHES they time equal Watch costing
than double much See Watches Display in Show Window
There will be $50 given
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MONTANA.
An Opera House and Express Ohiee-
Burned in Mis-onla.

An Opera House and Express Office
Burned in Missoula.
MsssoULA, April 6th.-The Northern Pa
cifie Express Office and Maguires Opera
House, on Main street, were burned at 10
o'clock this morning. No insurance. The
furniture in the Opera House was saved,
but the Express Company lost everything.
A Foal Murder Charged TO the Blood
Indian Raiders.
FoEr AssINABoINE, April 6th-Edward
B. Caldwell, wealthy Englishman, of
Perrysburg, NJ. T.. was found murdered
near his home yesterday His head was
horribly mangled, and this, with other in
dications, point to the British Blood In
dians who raided Dave and Kennedy's
ranch in that vicinity, as the same perpe-
traitors of the crime. Every effort is being
made to apprehend the murderers.
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Dissolution Of Copartlership.

1NHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
L ing between THOS. J. CLUNIE and JOHN
J. KILEY under the firm name of CLUNIE,
KILEY q CO., doing business at Eighth and K
streets. Sacramento, is this day dissolved BY
mutual consent, THCS J. CLUNlE retiring from
said firm. JOHN J. KILEY will collect all
moneys due and paw all liabilities OF the late
firm. In retiring MR.. CLUNIE desires toreturn
thanks to the people of Sacramento and vicin-
ity for their liberal patronage in the past and
asks continuance thereof for his successor.
MR.. KILEY, who will hereafter conduct the
business under the name OF JOHN j. KILEY &
co. THOS. J. CLUNIE,
JOHN J. KlLEY.
Sacramento. March 70, 1857.
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ORov1LLE, april 6th.-The celebrated di-
voree case of James Anthony VS.. Alice An
thony, in which the young Marysville
Blackstone, Charles E. Swezy, figured so
eonspicuously, will come up for trial on
the 14th of April. w. II. Schooler, of
Chico. and W. j. Herrin, of 0royille will
represent the plaintiff, and S. NJ. Bliss and
C. E. Swezy, of Marysyille, the defendant.
The case promises TO be interesting, and
some rich and raey developments may be
looked for.
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rroam E,7iS mCATARRH

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long and Short Hauls.

WASHINGTON, April 6th.-A petition has
been received by the Interstate Commerce
Committee to day from the General Man
ager of the South Carolina Railway for re-
lief from the operations of the fourth sec
ton Clong and short hau) of the interstate
commerce law. A petition, having like
purport has been received from the General
Manager oil the Georgia Pacific Railway
Company. The Commissioners were in
conference two hours or more this forenoon
over the petitions for the suspension of the
long and short haul provision, but took a
recess without having reached a conclu-
sion They will reassemble tomorrow
afternoon and continue the consideration
of this subject.
Reinvestment of Railroad Moneys.
WAsnISGToS, April 6th.-Section of the
Act passed at the last session of Congress,
authorizing an investigation of the method
of accounts employed by the bonded Pa
cific railroad companies, proposed that
sinking funds already invested in United
States bonds might be invested in second
mortgage bonds of the companies. The
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HOME AND ABROAD.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND MAY CONE
TO THE PACIFIC COAST.
Senator Hearst Disgusted-TheA An
archist Most-A Man Kicked to
Death-Prince Alexander.
.RED FLAG BARBARIANs."

Isr1clAl DISPATCHES TO THE RpcoRD-uSIos.l
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Sprin6Openin8of Millinery
TOMORROW AND NEXT DAY,
FRIDAY and SATURDAY.
ALL ARE INVITED.

We will try and make it as pleasant as pos
sibie for R you Come; whether yoY u, wish to buy
prices doesn't Lots in store for the big and
little folks Special prices will be made
eral hundred Domestic Hats, trimmed and un-
trimmed. A portion of our Cloak-room will be
set apart for this occasion of display.
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Prohibition Defeated.

DErRoIT (Mich.), April 6th-Specials to
the Ercning Journal indicate the prohibi-
ton amendment is surely defeated by about
5000. The country in the upper peninsu-
la, which has not been included in the
earlier estimates, gives 1000 majority
against the amendment. The latest re-
turns from the southern part of the State
favors prohibition, but the adverse vote in
the upper peninsula more than overcomes
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a Detective Goes Wrong.

MERGED, April 6th.-Alyin J. Dowst, the
detective who secured the arrest of Avos
last Sunday, after getting S100 as his share
of the reward, proceeded to paint the town
red. He assaulted the keeper of a house
with a pistol, and is now refugee from
justice, with the officers in pursuit. The
affair was kept quiet until to-day, when
District Attorney Breckenridge ascertained
him
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south. american News.
The Lodi Murderer.

STOCKTON, April 6th.-James is still at
large Sheriff Cunningham offers 500 re-
ward for his capture, and the Governor
will be petitioned to add $500 more to the
reward The Sheriff is hunting for the MUIR
derer James is 81 years old, spare built,
brown hair, gray eyes, sandy mustache,
dyed black recently, freckled and fierce
looking. He smokes opium and talks
some Chinese. When last seen he wore a
black hat, blush sack coat, Eght-colored
pants with small green stripe, and wide
bottom shoes well run down at the outside
of the heels.
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PACIFIC COAST.
AN INCENDIARY'S PERSISTENT
ATTACK ON SANTA ROSA.
The Lodi Murderer Still at Large
Stage Accident-Chald Badly
Burned-A FataH Fau.
iapncrAL DISPATCHES TO THE REezD-uSIOs.l
SLIPPERY PETE.

Olsen the Napa nsurderer, Said fS be in
Los Angeles County.
SAN FERNANDO, April 6th-It is reported
that Pete Olsen, the Napa murderer, was
here lass night, but the Deputy Sheriff
failed to find him. Tonight Telegram
from Langs Station says man answering
Olsen's description is there, and Deplsty
Sheriff Kerns has started for there.
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JEFF Davis, Dream of the Past.

NEW ORLEANS, April 6th.-The ceremo-
nies incident to the unyeiling of the statue
of General Albert Sidney Johnston took
place this afternoon in the presence of
10000 people. On the platform were
many noted persons, including Mr.. and
Mrs. Jefferson Davis their daughter, Cen
eral Beauregard and staff and others. Davis
spoke in eloquent words of his old friend
and brother soldier, and recounted at
length his services to the State of Texas
while they were lighting for their liberty
and the right of self-government.
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A.. O. G. w. Grand Officers.

SAN Francisco, April 6th.-[Special.l Il
The Grand Lodge, A. o. u W., this after
noon elected the following officers; Grand
Master Workman, +. F. Loud, San Fran
cisco; Grand Foreman, A. c. Bane. San
Jose Grand 0verseer, }. N. Young, Sacra-
mento; Grand Recorder, Horace G. Platt
Oakland; Grand Receiver, G. II. Halle
Alameda Grand Guide, A. C. Cabler, Los
Angeles; Grand Watchman, f. S. Thomp-
son. Michigan Bluffs; Grand Trustee, ]. n
Block, San Francisco; Supreme Repre-
sentatives-Past Grand Master Workmen
Edwin Danforths VIM H. Barnes and NJ.
u Rrarrar